By Mercy Imali Zebras, may just be the answer to reducing the spread of sleeping sickness aka African trypanosomosis disease) To be more precise,
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King Kaka launches menstrual walk for his sanitary bank campaign
King Kaka, successful rapper, entrepreneur and philanthropist is taking his Sanitary Bank Campaign to new heights. Today morning at a press briefing, he officially
Government allays fears over ARVs shortage
By Mercy Imali The Ministry of Health has confirmed there are adequate supplies of ARV medicine stocks for Prevention of HIV Mother to Child
‘Suspected’ ebola case in Kericho
By Mercy Imali Test results of a female patient who was yesterday night admitted at Kericho County Referral Hospital with suspected Ebola symptoms will
Kenya HIV prevalence down, US funding to reduce
By Mercy Imali The US government plans to cut HIV funding. The US government claims HIV incidence in Kenya is on the decline. Hence,
Sonko sues the Star over HIV status
By Mercy Imali Mike Sonko has filed a defamation suit against Star newspaper. The Nairobi Governor Sonko has accused the Star of spreading
Shalom Hospital reopens
By Mercy Imali After 3 weeks closure, Shalom Hospital in Machakos re-opens after two serious breaches. The last incident involved the death of a
First Lady Margaret Kenyatta Walking The Talk In Geneva
By Immah Kimani The World Health Organization (WHO) gathered people of all ages and abilities for a free walk/run event that ranged from three
Health Corridors: Civil Society decry shortage of nurses due to retirement
Civil society groups and voluntary health workers in Laikipia have expressed concern over the shortage of nurses occasioned by a high number of those
Babies born too small?
By Immah Kimani According to a Report by WHO, about one out of seven of babies worldwide are born with low birthweight. More than 20